Original Ottoman Flintlock Holster Pistol with Intact Ramrod - circa 1800 French Ordnance The UDTs continued to prepare

The UDTs continued to prepare for the invasion of Japan until Japan surrendered in August 1945

both Carpenter and Sabalauski received the Distinguished Service Cross

A fine WWII period Mark 3 U

Hard still fighting lay ahead

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Original Ottoman Flintlock Holster Pistol with Intact Ramrod - circa 1800 French Ordnance The UDTs continued to prepareOriginal Item: Only One Available. This was an unusual find in that it is virtually the only OTTOMAN Flintlock Holster Pistol we have had that actually has an operational ramrod. Usually the ramrod is no more than a simulation cut into the fore stock for visual purposes only. Apparently the Turks kept ramrods on neck straps so they could not be lost while on horse back. In all other respects this is a good example of the very early 1800's period of